Image tag format is excessively verbose for local images

[rasmus-e]

Only images in remote repositories are shown in the IMAGES panel.

I have returned to 1.22.2.
Tests:

• Reset image "Config Explorer" to default settings (never changed anything);
• Rebooted, switched to 1.22.2, local images show;
• Tried 1.23.1 and 1.23.0 again, both have the issue of missing images;
• Returned to 1.22.2 again - now my images are visible.

(repeated the tests a couple times, result stands)

VsCode on Mac air (2020)

[bwateratmsft]

Can you share a screenshot of both 1.22.2 and 1.23.0?

[rasmus-e]

Attached.
Also tried command docker images in terminal,
local images are shown in all versions, but output is reformatted (wider printout in the 1.23 version, no opinion on that)

1.22.2	1.23.1
file-storage between europe-north and hubproxy; javaworker between hubproxy and k8s	none of those
(redacted, not needed)	(redacted, not needed)

[bwateratmsft]

Thanks @rasmus-e! It looks like the images are still there, under docker.io/file-storage and docker.io/javaworker. But it seems that we are including docker.io in image names when we didn't in 1.22.2.

[rasmus-e]

Ah, was just hiding the comment cos noticed the same.
I can work with that, no problem you may close the issue as warranted.

Thanks for quick responses, sorry for noise!

[bwateratmsft]

I think I'd like to change this, so I'll reopen the issue. The old behavior was essentially to not show docker.io or docker.io/library ahead of images which are implicitly in that namespace. This includes common base images (e.g. alpine, for which the most explicit full name would be docker.io/library/alpine), and locally-built images that aren't namespaced or tagged for a registry (e.g. mywebapp, which until it is explicitly namespaced or given a registry, Docker would assume it was meant for docker.io/library).

I'm going to include a very slight change to the old behavior, where an image with a namespace will still implicitly add the docker.io/. e.g. kindest/node:latest will show under docker.io/kindest/node. But, node:latest will just show under node.